On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 13:42:26 -0700, "Tammy Van Boening"
wrote:
> FM seems stuck on basing the numbers on columns!
>
>Any advice?
Yes. Open the Table Designer for the table you're putting the
footnotes into, and change the Numbering item on the right from
Column First to Row First. Your foot
On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 13:42:26 -0700, "Tammy Van Boening"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> FM seems stuck on basing the numbers on columns!
>
>Any advice?
Yes. Open the Table Designer for the table you're putting the
footnotes into, and change the Numbering item on the right from
Column First to Ro
Hi Emily,
I remember we had the same kind of problem, but I don't recall exactly. It
had to do with non-avaialable fonts in an EPS illustration.
Did you change illustrations or font settings (may be by installing another
printer?).
Can you still open all the files in FM and scroll through the
Hi Emily,
You wrote:
> Then I tried to create a new document using a FM template (the Book
chapter.fm template). When I
> tried to print to pdf, I got the same Internal Error message.
Based on this, and the fact that printing stopped at 0%, I would suggest
the following to get a better understan
Well, I'm glad to have been of help to Adobe QA.
At 01:35 PM 1/11/2008, Dov Isaacs wrote:
>Well, what we do know is that the problem is NOT Acrobat
>or Distiller or the PostScript driver or any of their
>interactions with FrameMaker. Looks like an genuine, internal
>FrameMaker bug!
>
>- Do
I deleted this file from the Windows/system32 directory, downed the laptop, and
then rebooted.
When I ran FM, and tried to print to Adobe PDF, I got the same Internal Error
message, which occurred at 0% complete.
So, I started deleting chapters from the beginning of the book and then saved
t
I see a file with this name in c:\windows\system32.
I'll delete it and let you know.
-- Emily
At 12:34 PM 1/11/2008, Dov Isaacs wrote:
>Delete file C:\Windows\FNTCACHE.DAT with all applications
>closed and no printing going. Then immediately reboot!
>
>- Dov
>
>> -Original Message---
Ok, so, scrap the last statement - it's because of the fact that the
footnotes are numbered based on the column on the page. On the first
page of the table, the first footnote is placed in Col 3, the second,
third, and fourth are placed in Col 4 and they are fine. The footnote on
the SECOND page is
I have a table that spans more than two pages. I need to insert
Footnotes into this table. I have scoured FM's OLH and can't find the
answer to this question. When I insert footnotes on page 1 of 4 of the
table, the footnotes are numbered based on the column on the page. For
example, if I place a f
Thanks so much, Dov.
I guess I had turned myself into a developer a few years back and dropped my
membership to the Frameusers list. I should have tried it first, before
picking up the phone.
How do I delete the Windows system font cache?
-- Emily
At 11:52 AM 1/11/2008, Dov Isaacs wrote:
>Em
Hey, Diane:
Thanks for being in touch. Please see my answers embedded below.
At 11:04 AM 1/11/2008, Diane Gaskill wrote:
>...
>
>Exactly how are you creating the PDF file? Are you printing to PS and
>distilling, using Save As PDF, or what?
I started by printing to PS. But after I'd gotten the
I tried, Gillian, but FrameMaker crashes in the middle of the print to ps so
there is no .ps file to distill.
At 09:56 AM 1/11/2008 -0800, Flato, Gillian wrote:
>Emily,
>
>Did you try printing to a .ps file and then opening Acrobat Distiller
>and distilling the .ps file into a PDF?
>
>
>-Gillian
Gee, everyone is recommending breathing as a good first step. Maybe we ought
to write a self-help book about all the benefits.
Seriously, all the supportive responses have been very calming!
OK. Here are my details:
11
System configuration
1. I am using Frame 7.1. I installed the p116 upgra
Right! Deleting the fntcache.dat has worked for me as well. And you may
want to create a batch file to do this every time you shut down Windows.
Yves Barbion
Documentation Architect
Adobe-Certified FrameMaker Instructor
Scripto bvba
Asselsstraat 65
9031 Gen
Hi Emily,
I remember we had the same kind of problem, but I don't recall exactly. It
had to do with non-avaialable fonts in an EPS illustration.
Did you change illustrations or font settings (may be by installing another
printer?).
Can you still open all the files in FM and scroll through the
Hi Emily,
You wrote:
> Then I tried to create a new document using a FM template (the Book
chapter.fm template). When I
> tried to print to pdf, I got the same Internal Error message.
Based on this, and the fact that printing stopped at 0%, I would suggest
the following to get a better understan
Emily,
No, keep posting to the group. Sometimes the one one person who knows the
answer may not be reading their email every day and will post at the last
minute. However, in this case, if anyone knows the answer, it would likely
be Dov.
It sounds to me like you may have a corrupt file in the F
Emily,
No, keep posting to the group. Sometimes the one one person who knows the
answer may not be reading their email every day and will post at the last
minute. However, in this case, if anyone knows the answer, it would likely
be Dov.
It sounds to me like you may have a corrupt file in the F
Right! Deleting the fntcache.dat has worked for me as well. And you may
want to create a batch file to do this every time you shut down Windows.
Yves Barbion
Documentation Architect
Adobe-Certified FrameMaker Instructor
Scripto bvba
Asselsstraat 65
9031 Gen
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